8 April 2011 - We once more depart to our various destinations of worship, distant families and Easter holidays. It is that time of the year that we seek divine interventions to pray for the sick, the needy and the elderly.

As we continue to build a prosperous society, we redeem ourselves by finding comfort in our Maker with the earnest belief that humankind has a duty to build a better world devoid of oppression of one by another, the high rate of unemployment, the scourge of HIV/AIDS, rampant crime and abject poverty.

As we continue to pray for peace and friendship and visiting our beloved ones and travelling to our holiday destinations, let us continue to use our roads in a responsible manner.

South African society continues to be ravaged and devastated by road accidents that account for the loss of precious life.

This is due to fatigue, reckless and negligent driving, speed and alcohol. The loss of one life is a one too many.

We appeal to all roads users, both pedestrians and motorists to use our roads responsibly.

We wish you safe and happy Easter holidays.

As we so do we urge all to refrain from drinking and driving. Speed kills

“DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE”